Upon entering, you get to live "a kid in a candy store" dream! So much candy, it's overwhelming,…read morebut in a good way. Immediately I was drawn to chocolate, and started filling my bag. For the amount of candy we got, it was a cheap price. From gourmet to nostalgia, there is a little bit of everything for everyone. I will be back!

What a delightful place full of candy. Fresh fudge, licorice from The Netherlands, tons of…read moredifferent kinds of gummies, lots of candy bars plus soup mixes and spices and so much more. I can never get out of there without a huge bag to bring home. Parking out front and in the back close to holidays this place gets very busy and also on the weekends. Staff is friendly and helpful.

I've been patron of Elluingers since they opened, so I've seen this place evolve over many years. I…read morelove the personal touch of knowing the people who have worked there (RIP Ed) and still work there. (Michelle is a sweetheart) Their latest evolution has been to offer a pretty extensive sandwich menu and to collaborate with Pappy's BBQ. And I'll share more about that later. I was frequenting this place (weekly) to buy lunch meat and other breakfast/dinner meats (bacon, chicken, burgers, steaks, etc). But their hours have changed yet again (used to be open at 9am, then that changed to 10am, then that recently changed to 11am) so it's harder for me to go there when they're open. They do sell quality meats and various other groceries like veggies, milk, and bread. I had tried their food when they first started offering burgers and a few other sandwiches and pizza. Unfortunately I wasn't impressed by anything I tried and so I just stuck to buying groceries from them. Then came their collaboration with Pappy's BBQ, which introduced a more robust sandwich menu along with a BBQ menu. Well, one day I was getting lunch meat and heard about a half dozen people ordering various chicken sandwiches. My interest was piqued. A day or so later I had a chicken parm hoagie to-go and wow. It was huge and packed with flavor. I recently ordered another one and I'm here to say, its awesomeness was not a fluke. $15 for a footlong chicken parm sandwich that has plenty of wonderfully seasoned/prepared chicken, a tasty sauce, and sufficient cheese (you can never have enough provolone/mozzarella) - all packed in a tasty mancini's hoagie bun. It's worth every dollar. Chicken parm is my favorite type of sandwich and Elluingers chicken parm hoagie, in my opinion, is waaay better than Goodfellos, and decidedly better than Aviva Brick Oven. That is no small feat in my book. Aviva has been the standard for all things Italian in our house. And while they still own the throne for pizza, they've been dethroned for chicken parm sandwiches. So in conclusion, it might have taken a while, in my opinion, for Elluingers to find their sweet spot in terms of serving hot foods, but I think they may have found it! Stop in, and give them a try! If nothing else, get some quality groceries from a friendly family-owned/run business.

I like the store itself…read more My second purchase and still disappointed. Purchased Strip Steaks that were very tough. This weekend went in for their Brisket sandwich; a low-quality sandwich regardless of the price. It was served on bread with same texture as Town Talk bread, one side was toasted the other was mush. There was barely any brisket on it. The coleslaw was the size of a condiment to-go container; think of filling a container of ketchup from other restaurants. For your knowledge, there are several other options right on Main Street to try. I would be more than willing to pay more for better quality.

Had some trouble finding this as address I don't think is correct but talked to business and they…read morehave let google know and paid for update so it's a google issue not business. I've never been to the shop but I love the products I get here. The fry seasoning and ranch is a must. But when I walked in I was pleasantly greeted and also taken to the back to try sample after sample. That really made it special and I ended up trying and buying new items. Really appreciated the time to give me more info and I love the recipes cards you can take if you need some inspiration.

2025 March. The yelp address is wrong. They are on Main Street a few blocks south of West New…read moreCastle Street. They are very knowledgeable, good selection, very well organized and easy to find product. Their business is excellent for commercial customers as well. I got a few items including a single Vanilla Bean and a very small amount of Saffron for a very reasonable price.

Cutest. Place. Ever. Seriously--if you're looking for date‑night charm or a family‑night win, this…read morespot nails it. We hung out in the wine cellar's back room, and it was the perfect cozy hideaway for our crew of five. The service was on point, the food was fantastic, and I was this close to giving it 5 stars. But I walked out wishing the entrées came with a little something on the side. A small salad would've kept my stomach from whispering, "Hey... we done?"

We have eaten at Kaufman Tavern before and always had a relatively good dining experience…read more Last night, we went there for my wife's birthday. Service was pretty good. Server was friendly and attentive. The food came out quickly, which was also great. However, the food was very underwhelming and disappointing. We started with the Shrimp appetizer. I got the Strip Steak, and while I admit that I got it medium-well, it was really overcooked. My wife got Lobster and Mushroom Risotto. The appetizer and both dishes were just ok.l, at best. We will likely not go back, given all the new restaurant options in the Cranberry and Mar area, especially for $170 price point.

We enjoyed our experience here on a warm Sunday evening. It was surprisingly busy so we sat at the…read morebar and were promptly greeted by our bartender. It was a nice atmosphere inside. We made it just in time for happy hour so ordered the Iris drink and a beer. For food we had the meatballs, fried artichokes and a mini mortadella pizza all on special for happy hour. It was fun to watch the pizza being cooked on the wood fired oven. Everything was very good though the meatballs could have been served warmer. The fried artichokes were really delicious. We enjoyed our evening and round definitely return.

Let's keep this short! Restaurant is in an old Mellon bank…read morebuilding. Food was excellent. Definitely order the fried artichoke, greens and beans appetizer. Unfortunately, the service didn't match the food. The waitress took our order and the service slowed after that. After dinner, she cleared only a few dinner plates and asked if we wanted dessert, brought the dessert menu _. but still left the remaining dinner/salad plates on the table.

Anything that wasn't perfect was made perfect.. without having to ask. Burger was delish.. juicy…read morewith good crisp. Onions nicely Carmelized (looked more done than they tasted). Hotdog was surprisingly good.. I think all beef and chili was good, not spicy. House brewed beer was amazing. I had to buy some to go. Service was spot on. Loved to see the manager working BESIDE his people rather than barking orders. Light and easy atmosphere. Pleasant all around. This is definitely a spot we will loop back to during holiday shopping in Zelie.

Overpriced no flavor burgers with poor service and long wait for food…read more The menu options looked promising with a variety of burger choices. I went with the "MEXICAN WAR ST". What I got after a 20 min wait was a messy smashed thin patty with toppings that could not be identified. Was it worth the wait? No. There is a place in Dallas (Rodeo Goat) that I thought this place would be similar. Wasn't even close. Service was barely there with an attitude, while place was pretty empty , a bit surprising.

What a great little market for those who want to pick up local produce without driving through the…read morecountry stopping at every farm stand. Everything here is grown within a 35 mile radius. You can get fresh seasonal fruits & veggies, local honey, milk, eggs, and even cheese. Plus more unique items like kidney beans or apple cider vinegar from the Cider Press next door are also for sale. While not run by the same folks, the market is in the same building as Sally's Cider Press, just north of Harmony on the Perry Highway. Remember to bring your own reusable grocery bag! Credit cards are accepted, though I recommend paying cash at small businesses like this when you can.

AMAZING Place. Great Food Great Drinks Great Service. Hannnah, Vanessa and Justin made it a evening…read moreto remember. The service is second to none....just a top notch experience

i waited way to long for my food and others who came after me got there food before me but very…read moregood food and nice workers

One of the best patty melts I've ever had!! We had a few drinks outside and then got a table…read more Drinks: the 9-5-7 beer is light and tasty. Only $3? It's a steal (this just may have been the deal for the night... not entirely sure.) I also appreciate they have more than just beer. There are cocktails, wines, and seltzers, which I appreciate as someone who doesn't love beer. The Food: our group got fried pickles, which were so good. Tasty breading and a good bar snack. My patty melt was phenomenal. The patties were loaded with that classic smash burger flavor, and it had all the fixings that I love. Also, sweet potato fries are a must! They also have a peanut butter and jelly burger - I can't wait to try it!

Fun place, good beer, and yummy food. Service, not so much. Harmony is a nice little town, I love…read moreit. Threezy...